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In the late 1970s, a surge in crime rates shook California, dominating the state's politics for nearly two decades. This wave of criminal activity wasn't just about numbers; it was about high-profile cases that captured the public's attention, such as the tragic kidnapping and murder of 12-year-old

Nursing in the Shadows: Uncovering Palliative Care Disparities

In community-based palliative care, nurses play a vital role, but their contributions often go unappreciated. A recent study delved into how policy documents from four countries - the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, and the UK - perceive nursing autonomy in this field. By analyzing 68 strategic docume

science

Volcanic Ash Clouds: A Threat to Flight

Volcanic eruptions can create massive ash clouds that pose a significant threat to air travel. When a volcano erupts, it doesn't just spew ash into the air - it can also produce pyroclastic density currents, or PDCs. These currents are like giant, fast-moving rivers of hot ash, gas, and rock that ca

Game On: Fighting Parasitic Infections in Urban Malaysia

In Malaysia's urban public housing areas, a hidden health threat lurks. Intestinal parasitic infections, or IPIs, are a major public health challenge that often goes unnoticed. These infections spread quickly in areas with poor sanitation and waste management. Most research on IPIs has focused on in

politics

Stability in Focus as UK Finance Minister Defends Record

Britain's economy has shown resilience, thanks to careful planning. The finance minister, Rachel Reeves, emphasized the importance of maintaining stability in public finances. She highlighted progress made since the Labour Party took office two years ago, focusing on growth and opportunity nationwid

education

Vulnerable Students, Hidden Dangers

Many teenagers are at risk of getting hooked on gambling, but some students are more vulnerable than others. Those with special educational needs might face extra dangers, but do teachers really understand these risks? A recent study looked into this issue by talking to 15 teachers from UK secondary

Cancer Patients' Path to Fitness

Many cancer patients want to stay active and healthy during their treatment. Exercise can help them feel better, both physically and mentally. However, few patients get the support they need to start exercising. A recent study looked at what motivates cancer patients to exercise and what gets in the

Gaps in Anaesthetic Training Exposed